Thank you so much! I've been using that approach to writing/creating for so long that I sometimes forget others don't do that. It really helps me to visualize everything and plan out how I want to use the space on each page.
Thanks! I did some digging, but I haven't found any evidence that this format has been used for an RPG before. If anyone knows of such a title already out in the wild, I'd love to learn more!
Thanks for taking time to chat! I had a great time working on this, and it was a lot of fun to talk about the game and the format. I've wanted to do this for a few years, so it is personally rewarding to finally have the work at this stage in the process.
I've had some stumbles. The trick I have found works best for me -- even if I sometimes deviate from this -- is to have everything written before launching a Kickstarter. Including any stretch goal content. It means writing this stuff is a little risky -- what if a project fails? -- but I always...
Thanks! I guess the trick is Always Be Creating? I have been lucky that the world encourages me, because I feel most useful when I am creating something. Almost anything.
Christopher is a great friend, and we go back decades. A very, very talented artist and it has been a treat to watch his work develop since we first met.
Yep, D100 City Hooks was the DriveThruRPG stretch goal experiment. I'll try that again. And thank you, good to hear my toying with formats and ideas is inspiring you!
Thanks! I definitely sleep, though not as much as those around me would like. And format is a blast to experiment with. I'm always looking at printing options and looking to try new things. I still wanna make cereal.